"The Program: Inside America's Secret UFO Retrieval Operation"
"The Program: Inside America's Secret UFO Retrieval Operation" by Orestes Tzortzis explores the inception and evolution of the U.S. government's clandestine efforts to investigate and recover unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), commonly known as UFOs. Following notable incidents like Roswell in 1947, government interest surged, leading to initiatives such as Project Sign, Project Grudge, and ultimately Project Blue Book, established to analyze thousands of reported sightings.

Confidentiality marked these investigations, driven by national security concerns and the fear of foreign technological advancements during the Cold War. This led to the creation of "The Program," engaging multiple military and intelligence branches, dedicated to retrieving and analyzing anomalous objects while employing rigorous secrecy and disinformation tactics. The narrative details major retrieval operations and technological discoveries, emphasizing findings that defied contemporary scientific understandings.

As societal curiosity persisted, a culture of secrecy thrived, hindering transparency. However, whistleblowers and investigative journalists gradually challenged the status quo, forcing government acknowledgments and shifting public discourse from skepticism to inquiry into the truths behind UFOs.